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Oral history with Jay Harney and Deeth Harney
Description: Jay and Deeth Harney are contemporary Vaqueros.Source: 4 Tapes of 4: MiniDV Call Number: F855.2.S75 H37 2003; IAL.0130 AUTRYRights: Copyrighted. Rights are owned by the Autry National Center Institute of the American West. Copyright Holder has given Institution permission to provide...

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